One of the greatest threats to women!

The foods we consume in the world we live in, the products we use, the rays of the sun we are exposed to, the presence of the seemingly innocent but dangerous materials that make us caught in the cancer, Op.Dr. "It is in the hands of mankind that we can change the environmental factors. But we are genetics.

Can we get rid of life and cancer in a natural environment without radiation, smoking? The answer to this question is a big no. Because we have genetic makeup that we can not change.

Genetic factors caused by female cancer are usually at the beginning of 40 and early age. In other words, it is a young woman's disease and there are many cancer patients of the same type in the family. Or there are many types of cancer that have emerged at the same time. "

Obstetrics and Gynecology and Obstetrician Op.Dr. The Great Regiment gave the following information:

"Who to follow and how to do it?
one- Genetic testing should be performed on individuals with risk groups and these tests should be interpreted correctly

2nd- The test made is not only informative but also beneficial for treatment
The most common cancer in women is breast cancer and genetic history is important in both breast and ovarian cancers. Cancer caused by genetic causes has some characteristics. These include family members with 3 or more women with ovarian and breast cancer in particular before menopause, breast cancer in male relatives and mutations in BRCA-1, BRCA-2 genes.

Ovarian, or over cancer, is a cancer with a frequency of 1.4 percent. If the woman is at risk for genetics, that is, if she has a familial transitional mutation, she will be 16-39% ovarian cancer what can be caught. Birth control medicines are protective against overcancers. The reason that over cancer is a type of cancer that has been diagnosed lately among female cancers and it is a rapidly developing type of cancer has examined the genetic structure of these people. In communities where mutations were searched, a carrier of 1/500 was detected. Individuals with the recommended genetic cancer susceptibility should definitely receive genetic counseling and diagnostic tests, ie genetic analysis, if necessary. "